At an intersection with no signs regulating the right of way, which of the three vehicles must go first?

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Traffic regulations establish that, at intersections where the right of way is not regulated by signs, traffic lights or traffic officers, the general rule applies of yielding to vehicles approaching from the right. Applying this rule to the situation: the yellow van must yield to the moped because the moped comes from its right; in turn, the moped must yield to the red passenger car approaching from its right; finally, the red passenger car has no vehicle on its right, so it has absolute right of way and must cross first.

At an intersection with no signs regulating the right of way, which of the three vehicles must go first?

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